Throw away these cheeses recalled from more than 20 popular brands, FDA says

Bad news for soft cheese fans: More than 20 brands of brie and camembert cheeses sold in the US and Mexico are part of a massive recall over concerns that the cheese is potentially contaminated. increase. Listeria monocytogenesaccording to Announcement from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Here’s what you should know:

Which cheeses are being recalled?

Old European Cheese Co., Benton Harbor, Michigan.— Manufacturers of all cheeses in question — have announced a voluntary recall of all Brie and Camembert cheese products After one cheese sample from the company’s processing facility tested positive, Listeria bacteria.

The recall includes all flavors, sizes and quantities of Brie and Camembert cheeses manufactured by Old Europe Cheese, Inc. with expiration dates beginning September 1st. From December 28, 2022 to December 14, 2022. T.He’s the tricky part, The cheese was sold under over 20 different brands, so I’ll have to check. Any Refrigerator with yellowtail or camembert shelf life within range This complete list of individual products.

Several Brands subject to recall that is:

• block & barrel
• charmant
• culinary tour
• Glenview Farms
• Good & Gather
• Jeanne d’Arc
• La Bonne Vie
• Lidl priority selection
• Life in Provence
• Market 32
• Matryd
• Primo Talio
• red apple cheese
• sun landau
• taste of inspiration
• Saint Rocco

The recalled cheese Nationwide retail storesinclude:

• albertsons
• safe way
• Meyer
• stop & shop
• sprout
• Trader Joe’s
• Whole Foods
• Giant Foods
• fresh thyme
• Riddle
• Heinen’s
• Shaws
• price chopper
• market basket
• Larry’s
• save mart

If you buy brie or camembert cheese without the brand on the label (for example, it is wrapped in plastic and labeled with a price and weight at your local supermarket), the FDA will ask the retailer to identify the brand or manufacturer. I suggest asking about Or simply don’t eat cheese.

What to do if you bought recalled cheese

If you have purchased any of the brie and/or camembert products included in the recall, the FDA is urging consumers not to eat them. When, Instead, throw them away.

The agency also recommends cleaning and disinfecting surfaces and containers that may have come into contact with recalled cheeses to reduce the risk of cross-contamination.Not only can Listeria survive at refrigeration temperatures, it can easily spread to other foods and surfaces.)

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the recall, please call Old European Cheese at 269-925-5003 ext. You can contact